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Long Live the Kings is a Seattle-based organization dedicated to restoring wild salmon and steelhead populations in the Pacific Northwest while also supporting sustainable fishing practices. Through implementing solutions, advancing scientific research, and improving management strategies, they work to protect these iconic species and their habitats. With a focus on areas like Puget Sound, Hood Canal, and the Greater Northwest, Long Live the Kings collaborates with partners to address key challenges facing salmon and steelhead populations. Their campaigns, field opportunities, and merchandise sales help raise awareness and support for their conservation efforts.Generated from the website

Citizens For A Healthy Bay is a non-profit organization based in Tacoma, WA, dedicated to promoting a healthy environment and community. They work towards the effective cleanup of toxic contamination in and around Commencement Bay, mobilizing the community and advocating for prioritizing human and environmental health in cleanup plans. They also focus on addressing climate change by advocating for a temporary freeze on future fossil fuel facilities and expansions in the Tacoma Tideflats. Through their Bay Patrol program, they identify and tackle pollution in the South Sound, working closely with local agencies and organizations. With a science-based approach, Citizens For A Healthy Bay engages people and empowers the next generation of environmental stewards through their youth education efforts, such as the Student Stewards Conservation Program. They provide monthly newsletters to keep the community informed and offer opportunities for individuals to get involved through volunteering and donations. Their work is crucial in ensuring a healthy bay, community, and future for Tacoma, WA.Generated from the website

The Tahoma Audubon Society, founded in 1969, is a member-driven organization dedicated to connecting people with birds, wildlife, and habitats through education, conservation, and recreation in Pierce County, Washington. As the local chapter of the National Audubon Society, Tahoma Audubon works tirelessly to protect habitats for future generations and make a positive impact on the lives of both people and wildlife. Located at Adriana Hess Wetland Park in University Place, WA, Tahoma Audubon Society offers a variety of programs and initiatives, including adult classes, conservation advocacy, field trips, and volunteer opportunities. With a mission to protect birds and their habitats, Tahoma Audubon Society serves as a conservation leader in the region, supported by dedicated members, volunteers, and staff working together towards a common goal.Generated from the website